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Pastoral Song

A Farmer's Journey

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Pastoral Song

By: James Rebanks
Narrated by: Peter Noble
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Pastoral Song has descriptive copy which is not yet available from the Publisher. Environment Europe Great Britain Nature & Ecology Outdoors & Nature Science Social Sciences England Inspiring
Informative Agricultural History • Beautiful Poetic Writing • Soothing Narration • Powerful Environmental Message

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It was inspiring, thought provoking and beautifully written. It is also a warning to protect the land and the people that feed us.

The interconnectedness of nature

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I believe appreciation is what brings us joy. This book is a must read if you believe the same. It’s simply makes you appreciate where your food comes from and the choices and hardships of a farmer’s life. But also the beauty. It’s about one farmer who found the answer.

A must read

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Reminded me so much in so many ways of my own farming experience in the states. The author brought generations of differing farm theory full circle without placing full blame on any one theory. We have been politely challenged to take responsibility.

Lovely

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This is the second book I have listened to by the author. I hoped, as painfully described his farms’ descent into the madness of modern agriculture, that he would pull it story up and into regenerative agriculture. He did. There is so much hope. Look up carbon cowboys and see the good message they likewise spread.

Deep and true.

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An amazing full picture of a farmer’s life and legacy that left me weeping during the final chapter.

Did he want me to weep after reading?

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